A woman has denied making nuisance calls to the Emergency Services Joint Control Room.
Kate Cunningham, of Douglas Street in Peel, appeared before Deputy High Bailiff Rachael Braidwood at Douglas Courthouse.
The 47-year-old pleaded not guilty to making nuisance phone calls in November last year and misusing the public communications network in February.
The case was adjourned until April 30 for a pre-trial review and Ms Cunningham was bailed in the sum of £500.
Barbecues banned at TT spectator points
The government's banning barbecues, fires and stoves at spectator points around the TT course to prevent wildfires.
Speed warning issued by police
Police have issued a warning over TT speeding after stopping more than a dozen drivers yesterday.
TT funfair reaches Douglas
The TT funfair has arrived!
Double win for Yeardsley at pre-TT Classic
Island racer Joe Yeardsley had a double celebration this weekend.
Four-hour delay to start of TT2024!
There's a four-hour delay to TT 2024 action today because of weather.
Lifeboat crew help drifting yacht
Douglas lifeboat went to the rescue of a drifting yacht yesterday.
Manxman delayed after helping rescue
The Steam Packet Company says its newest ferry helped a rescue operation earlier.
Race fans welcome at Grandstand
The TT Grandstand area is open to fans today after delays caused by weather.
